Before we come to Prime Minister's questions, I would like to point out that the British

Sign Language interpretation of proceedings is available to watch on Parliament Live TV.

We start with Prime Minister's questions.

Question number one, Mr Speaker.

Mr. Speaker, as my right honourable right, Honourable Friend, the Secretary of State

for Northern Ireland remarked to the House earlier this morning, this Sunday marks a tragic

day in our history.

This was one of the darkest days of the troubles.

That's the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.

I echo his call to learn from the past,

to reconcile and build a shared, peaceful and prosperous future.

Mr. Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. In addition to my

duties in this House, I shall have further such meetings later today.

I associate my remarks with the Prime Minister on Bloody Sunday. Did the Prime Minister

agree to the Chancellor of the Exchequer writing off £4.3 billion of fraud? That's £154 £54 of every household in the country. That went directly

into the pockets of fraudsters.

No, of course not, Mr Speaker. But what I can tell him, we do not support fraudulent of those who steal from the public purse,

Mr Speaker.

But what I can tell her is that everybody in this country should be very proud of the

huge effort that was made by Lord Agnew and others to secure ventilators and to secure PPE.

And at the time, Captain Hindsight and others, we're calling for us to go faster, Mr. Speaker.

Craig Tracy.

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